T3N1, PSMA avid peri-prostatic deposits including anterolateral to bladder and 1 right obturator lymph node involved.
Around 12 weeks since treatment started (Bicalutamide, then 3 monthly Prostap injections, and 6 cycles of chemo alongside it).
1st cycle of Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy (Docetaxel) went without any problems and minimal side effects (a little fatigue and bone pain), nothing a bit of exercise and weight training couldn't sort out., albeit days 5 to 7 were a bit of a battle.
PSA is down to 0.711, so hopefully everything is shrinking in preparation for Radiotherapy later in the year.
Hi Jay Eikcorb , I agree you sound very positive and that is great. The journey can be a bit of a rollercoaster, so make the most of the highs and plod through on the lows. Your profile sounds similar to my own but I was 13 years older than you when diagnosed and am now 76. My profile gives you the info (click on my name or avatar).
Best wishes, David
Please remember that I am not medically trained and the above are my personal views.
